Lynn CARLSSON

In 2016, Lynn played in 11 LET events with a best finish of T14th in Abu Dhabi.

In 2015, Lynn played in six LET tournaments and recorded three top-10 finishes including a season-best finish of 7th at the Deloitte Ladies Open.

In 2014, her first season as a professional, Lynn played in both Sweden and Europe, mostly on the LET Access Series and Nordea Tours.

In August 2014, after a play-off, she finished second in a LETAS event in Sweden, the Onsjö Ladies Open, her best result of the year. She finished 24th on LET Access Order of Merit. In December 2014 she finished T26 at Lalla Aicha Tour School.

I, Lynn Natalie Carlsson, was born May 7, 1994, in a family that includes my mum, dad and big sister. I was born in a fairly small town, with a population of about 60.000 people, called Varberg, which is located at the Swedish west coast. I grew up in Varberg where I spent my first 16 years in life and I love that city! As a person I am stubborn, determined and loves challenges, it doesn’t matter whether they are big or small. Ever since I can remember, I have loved the sport of golf. I can’t even remember when I hit my first shots (although, I wish that I did) because I was two years old back then. I have always dreamt about being a professional golfer, reach the top of the world in golf, represent Europe in the Solheim Cup and develop to become the best possible golf player.

My dad is a professional club pro and I used to love spending time at the golf club together with him meanwhile he worked. At age of five, I got official handicap and began to play at the course together with my family and friends and loved every single second of it. I also tried other sports during my childhood, such as dance, gymnastics and I also used to play handball between 9 and 16 years of age. My whole family used to play golf until my sister quit by the age of 15. Nowadays, it’s my mum, dad and I who plays. My family is my biggest fans and they’re travelling, as mush as they can, together with me and we all share a lot of great memories together.

A few highlights and meaningful parts of my life:

2010, I started my high school education at a national sports school in southern Sweden where I could combine my studies with my passion for golf. So when I was 16 I moved away from home to a small, small village named Ljungbyhed. I am so grateful to have been given the opportunity to be a student there for three years, those years were the best in my life, so far.

2011, I won my first international golf tournament in Germany.

2012, I became one of seven players to represent Sweden in the girls national team.

2013, I graduated from high school and in the fall I began to study at Halmstad University and Scandinavian School of Golf in Halmstad, Sweden.